Category: Health
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Duxbury Swimmer Setting Records After Undergoing Heart Transplant | CBS Boston
The senior captain of Duxbury High School’s boys swim team has his name atop the school’s record board after overcoming a life-threatening health condition. WBZ-TV’s Nick Giovanni reports.
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Monacan Senior Swimmer Yasmin Garcia Talks About Her Haircare Routine | Richmond Times-Dispatch
Monacan senior swimmer Yasmin Garcia shares textured haircare tips for swimming season
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The Swimmer’s Doc: Injury Prevention Strategies and Performance Enhancement | Inside With Brett Hawke
Dr. Harrell – The Swimmer’s Doc – focuses on the common injuries swimmers face, particularly shoulder issues, and emphasizes the importance of proper strength training, mobility work, and understanding individual biomechanics to prevent and address these issues. She stresses the importance of maintaining a long and healthy swimming career by mastering basic principles like proper…
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What Happens To Your Body When You Swim? | Global Triathlon Network
Have you ever wondered why you’re so hungry after a session at the pool? Or why people say that swimming is such a great all-round exercise? Mark dives into the details about what really happens to your body when you swim and the physical and mental benefits it can bring!
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Swimming Legend Dawn Fraser Hospitalised | Sky News Australia
Australian swimming legend Dawn Fraser is in a Queensland hospital after suffering a fall. The 87-year-old was admitted last Wednesday and underwent an emergency hip replacement. Ms Fraser also sustained broken ribs in the fall.
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Former Olympic Swimmer Shocked at Parasite Cases at Charlotte Pool | Queen City News
The SwimMAC pool off Providence Road was shut down to hyper-chlorinate the pool. See Queen City News
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Making Waves: The Health Benefits of Swimming | WRDW News 12
Making Waves: The Health Benefits of Swimming
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How This Virginia Swimmer Beat the Odds and Got a ‘Second Chance at Life’ | WTVR CBS 6
“I believe that a young person should have unlimited possibilities in front of them. Nothing should stop them from thinking that, you know, ‘I can’t do this,’” Dr. Quader said.